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To whom it may concern, "Yahoo is planning on featuring your podcast this week on a Yahoo media property."  60 Minutes, a CBS News magazine, is now also a podcast.   The Toronto Star supports RSS 2.0.  Brian Cantoni sends word that Cal does have a feed for Berkeley sports. How about that. It's also a very weird hybrid of RSS 1.0 and 2.0, leaning toward 2.0. Looks like someone was on the fence. I'm having lunch tomorrow with Chris Nolan (whose face is, the current header graphic) to discuss her new hush-hush project called Spot-On.  My favorite fast food these days is Naked Protein Zone. It's a little sweet, very refreshing, and a wee bit gritty. Food you drink.   Among Gartner's key emerging technologies are podcasting, RSS and blogging. This is pretty remarkable that these three are now established to the point where corporate IT analysts are covering them.  
Here are the notes from the talk, above.  Rick Segal: "Enough already with this Web 2.0 nonsense."  Josh Hallett is betting on Web 2.1, or Web 3.0. Web 2.1: A brain jam for the rest of us.  Scoble's wife Maryam, is blogging.   Scoble: "I've created a monster."  NPR: "President Bush chooses White House Counsel Harriet Miers to succeed Sandra Day O'Connor on the Supreme Court. The 60-year-old nominee is a former Dallas lawyer."  NY Times: "Ms Miers, 60, a longtime confidant of the president's, has never been a judge, and therefore lacks a long history of judicial rulings that could reveal ideological tendencies. Her positions on such ideologically charged issues as abortion and affirmative action are not clear."  When I read this piece, I heard: "Scoble wants a relational database."  After figuring out how to find my misplaced phone yesterday; today the damned thing won't boot up. I thought it the battery, but I charged it overnight, still won't boot. Serves me right for being so pleased with myself yesterday.  
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